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23 Cards in this Set
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animal
animalis |
a living creature, animal (n.) (animate, animation)
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aqua
aquae |
water (f.) (aquatic, aquarium, Aquarius, aqueduct, subaqueous, ewer, sewer, sewage, sewerage)
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ars
artis |
art, skill (f.) (artifact, artifice, artificial, artless, artist, artisan, inert, inertia)
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auris
auris |
ear (f.) (aural, auricle, auricular, auriform)
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civis
civis |
citizen (m.) (civil, civilian, civility, incivility, civilize, civic)
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ius
iuris |
right, justice, law (n.) (jurisdiction, jurisprudence, juridical, jurist, juror, jury, just, injury)
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mare
maris |
sea (n.) (marine, mariner, marinate, maritime, submarine, cormorant, rosemary, mere)
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mors
mortis |
death (f.) (mortal, immortal, mortify, mortgage; murder)
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nubes
nubis |
cloud (f.) (nubilous)
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os
oris |
mouth, face (n.) (oral, orifice)
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pars
partis |
part, share; direction (f.) (party, partial, partake, participate, participle, particle, partisan, partition, apartment, depart, impart, repartee)
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Roma
Romae |
Rome (f.) (romance, romantic, romanticism)
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turba
turbae |
uproar, disturbance; mob, crowd, multitude) (f.) (turbid, turbulent, turbine, turbo, disturb, perturb, imperturbable, trouble)
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urbs
urbis |
city (f.) (urban, urbane, urbanity, suburb, suburban)
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vis
vis |
force, power, violence (f.) (vim, violate, violent)
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vires
virium |
strength (f. pl.)
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a, ab
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away from, from; by (prep. + abl.)
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trans
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across (prep. + acc.)
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appello
appellare appellavi appellatum |
to speak to, address, call, name (appellation, appelative, appeal, appellant, appellate)
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curro
currere cucurri cursum |
to run, rush, move quickly (current, cursive, cursory, course, coarse, discursive, incur, occur, recur)
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muto
mutare mutavi mutatum |
to change, alter; exchange (mutable, immutable, mutual, commute, permutation, transmutation, molt)
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teneo
tenere tenui tentum |
to hold, keep, possess; restrain (tenable, tenacious, tenant, tenet, tenure, tentacle, tenor, continue, content, continent, pertinent, pertinacity, lieutenant, retain, detain)
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vito
vitare vitavi vitatum |
to avoid, shun (inevitable)
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